You Will Die Here Tonight

Immerse yourself in retro top-down visuals as you face the horrors of Breckenridge Hall through intense first-person combat. Scavenge, solve puzzles, and upgrade your gear. Do whatever it takes to survive—but remember: You Will Die Here Tonight.

You Will Die Here Tonight is a dark, psychological horror and zombies game developed and published by Spiral Bound Interactive LLC.
Released on October 31st 2023 is available only on Windows in 4 languages: English, German, Spanish - Spain and Simplified Chinese.

It has received 456 reviews of which 429 were positive and 27 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.7 out of 10. 😎

The game is currently priced at 9.75€ on Steam and has a 50% discount.


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Windows
  • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  • OS: Windows 10
  • Processor: 2 GHz Intel Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon or equivalent
  • Memory: 1 GB RAM
  • Graphics: 1 GB
  • Storage: 1 GB available space

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July 2024
Very nice idea. Its like something of a retro Resident Evil (and it wears its inspiration on its sleeve) with a little pinch of Rogue-Lite. Watch out for spoilers: You choose one of six characters and explore a Resident Evil 1 like mansion and when you die, you choose another character. Some characters have certain abilities. So one Character can upgrade your guns, another can hack computers etc. etc. Each character has slightly unique comments on everything that happens and you can often even find the dead teammates and have your character comment on it. When all your characters die you... start over. You lose all your key items, but you keep all equipment so subsequent runs become easier to a certain degree. Gameplay is mostly fine but a better defensive system would've been much appreciated. Against most enemies you can break free by just smashing buttons, but bosses are often very time sensitive in your chance to push them back and the game does not explain this well enough in my opinion. The boss in the attic is the worst offender in this, in my opinion. Most puzzles are completely fine, but sometimes there are puzzles that are just absolutely weird. The animal head puzzle is very weird and you can easily miss the way to find the true ending because you didn't use a certain character to do a certain thing. BUT - I still think this game was very well done and I had a lot of fun in playing.
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April 2024
A shockingly short game that has a genuinely good concept and flow. In the early to mid game it hits that perfect resident evil feeling with unlocking the map and exploring puzzles. Though some of the puzzles are unbelievably confusing with almost no way to know you actually completed them. Not even completed correctly, just that they are completed. One has you clicking lights off in order, but there's no hint that they're in order, or if some are meant to be left on, etc. Completing it correctly and incorrectly has the exact same response from the game, except you die in one of them when you try to leave the room. Some puzzles can only be completed by specific people, but you can't change between them without getting them killed. Some puzzles can only be completed BY killing a teammate. The game tells you to get everyone out alive, but that's not actually possible. So you just feel like you're in a losing state the entire game. It's a good game, with a good gameplay loop, but it needs a lot of work if they make another one.
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March 2024
Great game. Only wish the "multiple character" aspect mattered. The only difference between the bunch is movement speed and their own "personal goals". Other than that, they all function rather the same, the old guy can melee kill pretty much anything in 4 swings. Story premise was really good, ended up feeling kinda flat towards the end. Other than that, great game, fun to play and cool aesthetic. Highly recommend.
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Feb. 2024
If you're a Resident evil fan you will enjoy this game. Music during the credits is great. Swapping between an arcade shooter to top down is fun and unique, dialogue is corny and cheesy, plot twists kept me playing more than anything. Great game beginning to finish
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Jan. 2024
The game starts out great and ends up being just okay. The premise is very good but the execution isn't. I would have loved if the different characters actually spawned in different locations and could meet up somewhere where you could switch between them for different tasks. Currently they all just take turns dying until one reaches the end, which feels disappointing after the tutorial run in which two character do meet up. It's really nice that all characters have comments for each others' deaths, but it isn't enough to feel satisfying. While it's a pretty cool idea to move the player into a House of the Dead style perspective in combat it falls flat with the complete lack of proper encounter design, which is the key to such games. In practice you mostly enter the first person view to kill a single zombie coming at you from the front, which quickly becomes rather tedious and feels mostly pointless. For a game presenting itself as inspired by Resident Evil I really cannot understand why you can freely refill your ammo at a certain place when there are collectible ammo boxes spread around the map (like in RE) and the enemies are mostly finite. It would have been much better if the player had to conserve his ammo and loot the corpses of the dead teammates. The bosses felt mostly frustrating in my opinion as you cannot properly interrupt their attack like you can in HotD, even though you can use the shield which feels pretty silly. The story is mostly good even though I would have preferred something along the lines of a time paradox or simply having it be a single scenario without a meta game. The varied monologues for the different characters felt like a nice touch but it was largely ruined by the overuse of comedy, both the nerd and the stupid guy are almost exclusively written as joke characters which just ends up being cringe unfortunately. I would ultimately still recommend this game to people who are big fans of the first Resident Evil and want to try an interesting take on that general scenario. The game is short enough to not overstay its welcome after the strong start, otherwise I wouldn't have recommended it to RE fans either. I hope the developers or someone else gives this concept another try and does so more competently than they have done here.
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You Will Die Here Tonight
8.7
429
27
Online players
3
Developer
Spiral Bound Interactive LLC
Publisher
Spiral Bound Interactive LLC
Release 31 Oct 2023
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